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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-14
DAILY HERALD.
HARBoR AND p0sToFFlCE.
Uorrespondence with Brtgadie'
General j. q. duane.

uorrespon ence with Brigadter-
General j. O. duane.
The following correspondence re-
eeived by A. M. Lawrence, OF the
Board of Trade, which was in tyre
for yesterday mornings HERALD and
left over on account OF lack OF space,
is self explanatory:
House of Representatives, U. s. a.
Washiu gton, D. c., lee. 3, 1857
A. NJ. Lawrence, Secretary Board OF lraue'
Los Angeles, Cal, DEAR slR:-i hereMith
transmit copies OF a letter | addressed 10
Brixadier-Gt neral J. C. Duane. Chief En-
eiueers. U. s. A. in regard TO harbor i'm
provements and defences on the coass oi
Southern California, AID in respons' there
10, SUI gest That you make them public, as
they relate to .ubj ct ofvery 81, interest
70 our Whole district OF country. Very ie-
(sisned,) VIM. VANDEvER.
The rapidly augmenting population of
Southern California, and ht development
of her IT sources in nectiou with the *
tension of great railroad lines TO many
points on her seaboaid, makes the want OF
safe and c0mmodious harbuIs more sen
sibly felt by the commuuity than ever De-
fore. San Dig has splendid natural
harbor, but like the harbor of Sau Francis
CO, /, requires the help of the Government
to prt serve and improve II. other poin's
reached bv railroads on the Southern Call
fornia coast, where connection between
land and ocean carriage l. made. need the
removal of Instructions interposed by ma
ture; MS. for instance. Monterey, Hueneme;
San p. dro, Santa Monica, Newport and
others. -,
a. Is evident that a general system should
be adopted at an early day. TO ue prosecuted
according T.. plans devised by the corp, OF
reply from YOU on this important subject
accountant with such fnfor nation. sug
gestinps aud documents as Won may feel
free to impart or transmit for the good OF the
public s"-vioe? I an, very respectfully
your obedient servant,
(Signed) WIN. VANpEVER.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-14
HousE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

WASHINGTON, u. ", NOV. 20. 1901. J
BRIG. Gen. J. C. Duane, thief Of Engineers,
u. S. A., Washington. d. C.
GENERAL: desire to obtain such
information as your. Office can az
ford aud that it will he. proper for
YOU 10 communicate regarding the i'm
provement of the harbors on the coast OF
Southern California, from Mo te.ey SOU n.
81 the Sixth Congressional District OF That
State.
bors of that district?
Does any part Of these appropriations re-
maiu unexpeuded?
works remaining unfinished?
The object in seeking this information Il
that | may be alb e intelligently to present in
Congr, So the claims OF the Pacific Coast,
within the district that repres Mt, for up
preparations to improve her harbors and FOL
coast deIenses.
Office of Chief of Engineers,
United -tates Army,
Washington, d, c.. Dec. 2, 1877
Hon. VIM. Vdndeper, NJ. c., Wdshingtoa, ID. G.
SIR: Your letter of The 29th ultimo, con
tanning certain inquiries In regari TO the APP
p,oprisiiOns I r the hsrbors Of Souther
California, has been received.
In reply have to say that wilmington Is
provided for IN the River ana Ha- hor Act OF
AUGUST 5, 1856 This act appropriated $75.
600 for the ha' Dor. of which about $6O,00o
was in the Treasury uneXpenden november
LIST, although there were liabilities on ac
cOunc of contracts, etc. TO the extent OF
about S. 1 900 against 1t. The balsnre. about
$0, 900 is retained for contingencies and the
., ronses incident to Carrying out the con
tracts.
iu,s act also provides for the survey oi
the barbois If San Diego, Newport and Sai
Louis Obispo, in order to obtain estimates
for certain improvements specified therein
and for preliminary examination OF San
Pedro hay. The report upon San Luit
Ofispo Harbor. and the prelim nary exami
nation Of San Pedro Bay have been received
and copies are enclosed herewith.
The surveys at the other places mentioned
Is well as that undertaken at San Pedro Bay
have been completed, and as soon as they
are received they will be transmitted for the
Information of Congress.
Should vou desire additional information
II will afford me pleasure at sny time I,
comply with your requests as far as lies il
m, power. Very respectfully, your Obedien
servant
(siguedl &c. DUANE.
Brig. Gen, Chief of Engineers
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-04-14

Mr. Cleveland has been informing The
Washiasion corr@pcndent Of tho Herald
that before everything else. this admins
irasion Is The peoples protector lie adj
ded While. as nsiier q course. The
administration sill protect the lawful
nights u . corporation a. we'll a. those Of
the people, siill ,hiuk ], should be spec
tally Jealous Of the riThts % the farmers
sod the softins Glasses Tits il GOV
eminent by the people and ioF the people,
snd The people 3nght 10 feel always that
It's foil force will be exercised 10 protect
them from any unlswinl encroachmen,s
uill go even farther than that, and say
that u by any construction Of the law. q
seeming iulasiiee Is done 10 the humbiest
farmer 10 the fsr,hest corner OF the land.
then the Law ough, 10 be changed aud
cbsnRed At once ] ain OF the people;
beli,ye 10 The people, and stand by them
add with them = first. las, aud all the
time
To which the Troy I,Segrdm very appro.
prin,ely adds: THAT Is very good policy,
aud II the administration will euergetioally
enforce il, no doubt the farmers will be
highly grati1ed. But there are voters in
this oountry who need other protection
than iron the corporations. There are
thousands OF yoxrs 10 the southern states
who are denied the principal privilege OF
their citizenship. II they east their votes
thoy are not counted An attempt to cast
them sometimes puts the voter 10 bodily
peril. As consequence. suffrage, In GER
tain Of the southern states has become
fafcical
Certainly the men Who are denied the
privilege OF exercising the right Of suf-
irage are as deserving Of presidential sym.
patty and support as the farmers who are
represented as suffering from the exactions
OF the railroads II the administration is
TO stand by the people iirst, last aud all
the time. it cannot begin better than by
,eeing that the vote Of every citizen shall
be freely cast and counted as it Is cast.
Here is field for practical and commend
able reform. Let the president show by
his acts that the above words are not an
empty boast.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-04-14

the public - ~ example Of sneeess, both
10 wealth and magnitude OF his business
lonisids Of stock and railroad menl more
pronipenily THAI DIR. q. q. Green OF
Woodbury.. N. J. He Is At The bead Of
many large business Industries. and yet
comparatively . yoang man. When The
fact ths, Augas, Flower. for dyspepsia
and liver complain, and Boschec's Ger
man Syrup, for coughs aud lang troubles.
has grown 10 a wonderful sale 10 all parts
OF the world. II proves that Il WAS not an
accident or spontaneous strike 10 wealth.
His medicines are recognized As valuable
aud established remedies aud the business
has grown gradually and permanently
during the last eighteen years on account
no, alone Of DIR. Green's abilities as bus.
mess man or bis good luck, !" but on the
actual merits OF the two preparations -
M " Weekly Saa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-04-14

A dispatch from Atkinson, Kan. says;
Fifteen persons have been buraed TO death
by The prairie Grse which, started near
Nicudemus, Graham county, have swept
northwest on an air line into Norton coun.
~, destro, ing everything 10 path that
10 places is from two and one half to seven
miles vile. great roiring sea Of fame
rolling in tremendous sheets under the
impetus Of the high wind which prevailed
all day Saturday and Saturday night.
Starting on the south fork Of the Solomon
river, IN Graham county, the FIRE swept
north to the north fork, which it crossed
at Edmond, station on the Central
branch railroad, 10 Norton county, and at
last accounts it was still sweeping toward
the northwest diagonally across Norton
county in the direction Of Decatur, the
adjoining county on the west. carrying
destruction and death in its path. Thous.
ands OF head OF stock of all kinds have
been burned and thousands OF tons OF hay,
corn and wheat and from 100 to l75 houses
and barns have been destroyed. The PEG.
Pile living along the line OF the fire have
been left homeless and destitute.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-04-14

4 ,yti.m Of extensive rlunderiug 4
freight cars has been IN existence on thc
Pan Handle route for two years II q
estimated that property 10 the amount
nearly $40 go has been stolen. i q
officials havr been sofkiug up the &C.
With the ahl u I,t eiiyes aud haye secuir ~
eviflrncs against 200 employees Of .
road. nfAt9 hsif u whom, have b'n
snesied |, is the worst gang Of 'hlsvtt
ever hfogghl % Justice 10 this eouutrs i
reports ate correct. and the Singular AIT
OF The fAaif Is ,hsi 80 many men should
be implicated They mnst have knoSn
that such wholesale robbefies could not
long rvnlain nudetected.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-04-14

II is already very evident that the
National Railroad Commissioners will have
very busy time OF il, The fourth sec
ton Of the act which is likely to make the
most trouble, may be modified in the dis
erection 81 the commissioners. in cases
where It would work Injustice. There
viii be multitude OF snch cases claimed.
q! least. aud any amount Of pressure will
be brought to bear upon the officials to
lie, up Oh smosl every road 10 the county.
II these men can perform their duties sat.
l,factorlly Ter the term for which they
have been appointed they will deserve a
life pension The only i'm poriant decis-
son they have yet made is the suspension
Of the law in regard TO several southern
roads for 80 days Other roads already
complain that this decision IL unjust. as
discriminating against themselves.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-04-14

Two terrific explosions occurred at the
nitro glyeeiine works al Plaitsburgh
Mooday afternoon. the FIRST 81 : 10 O'Clock
asd the second seven minutes later, II il
thought THAI the beat oi the sun raised the
tempersiure Of the substance, which aas
Bifed outside ~ the factory The first
explosion scattered the fire 10 the stove
sud eansed The second explosion Of COG
ponnds Of nitro glycerine. Nothing was
left o. the large biiek building used as q
factory bn, an immense hole IN the
ground Wibdows were broken in build
lngs ia PlaitsburgL and shocks we've fell
IN Burlington. Had the second explosion
occurred few minutes later there would
have been terrible loss Of life, as bun
ir.ds Of persons were on their way TO the
scene Of the accident.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-04-14

A special from st. Augustine Florida,
gives full account Of FIRE there Tues
day morning which destroyed $3.50, 900
worth Of property. The alarm was given
st 3 .lJ n. N. for blaze in the laundry OF
the St. Augustine hotel on the north side
Of the nlazL The flames spread rapidly
TO the kitchen and then TO the naiu part
Of the building, Ninety guests and 40
servants, With the exception If one lam
dry woman. Bridget barry. escaped. By
this time The flames bal erept through the
entire building sud CON IA nicaied to the
Edwards Hons. and the cottage on the
norih. both fiamr bindings There were
soon reduced TO ash,s and The flames
W IL 80 loilis.rd to the Planters House
Il iii,n ~ the Florida house annex. The
urnt buildings to 90 were the first national
hank shd one Of the olaes, landmarks in
the ancient city, The old Spanish Cathc-
lral, Just west uf the 81 Augustine house
The ROOT caught aud soon fell, destroying
~ the old historical relics in the interior.
tbc old chimes fell, too. their last work
being the alarm which summoned the
citizens 10 The scene OF the corfagraiion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-04-14
AsroNIxHIN0 SUCCESS

1t is the duty Of every person who has
used BHschecs Gcrmas Syrup 10 let i,t
wonderful qualities be known 10 their
friends in curing Consumption. severe
Coughs. Group. Asthma, Pneumonia, and
in fact all throat and lung diseases. No
person can use 1t without immediate relief.
Three doses will relieve any case, and we
consider II the duty OF all Druggists to
recommend it TO the poor, dying con-
sumptive, at least TO try one bottle, Is
$4,000 dozen bottles were sold last year,
and no one case where II failed was re-
ported. Such medicine ss the German
Syrup csanot DE too widely known. Ask
your druggist about II. Sample bottles
to try, sold at 10 cents Regular size, 70
cents. Sold by all druggists and Dealers.
in the Uuited States and Canada.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-04-14
Our WEALTHY Men.

Much has been said 10 newspapers OF
men who have made large fortunes 10 com.
partiyeIy few years 10 various business
Industries Many Of these articles are
written by correspondents Of promiuen.
newspapers, and copied into others Of les.
ser note Correspondents generally are
seldom men Of business justification and
xrougiuily picture these men and their
bnsipess ss thing Of accident; this IL not
the case With those Ee have met We
fpd thsi where men have male large Tor
tanes by their o~n business talent and in
da.tfy lhey choose vifh sa-scit, aud fore
thought such buslaeeees ar would lead to
success when hsndl-d siih busioess iaSg
men, No man h. been brought before
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-04-14

A communication from this state TO the
Boston Herald complains bitterly Of the
present hard lot Of the average farmer, and
tie difficulty with which he makes both
trouble is oeessiune,l Ivy the Ligb tariff
tic thinks if,e trade or low tariff
spulJ remedy be diincaliy We think
BE- is m error TIE tranble il due TO the
sast over production q the uealy settled
Wet, THIS oy,r production affects not
oaly farmers ~ ibis ccunlEy but 10 Eng
l.nd - sril They etjny lle benefits"
- ire trade in Enfland but the farmers
81 re are much uoIse of than the same
eis,s j. il our own country. In that
nptry they ssy that high rent is the
gause for unprohtabie farming bu. ~
4 ,glish paper says Il /. net We quote
irem a.
The syeuge cost u growing wheat 10
Eaglana cannot be pnt at lees than 40s.
psf ar and ioss u over IL IL . matter OF
the II II serious moment 10 zgrIcullnrists.
50 la IRAN rent sbsiements meeting the
sge, The entire ssoli.ion oi reut would
lail 10 DO 20. THIS. indeed has been
shoan 10 statistics recently given 10 the
public. The depreciation 10 agricultural
piolaee smoanis 10 ala 600, 600 per an
sam from the hgutrs OF - years ago.
~beress the purely agricultural rrr,s 10
this eonutry do not exceed Isl, coo. ON. OF
~iih iitbes E5s.0oo.0o0 The Newcastle
F.ners Club have iust Published 40 ac-
eOnnt Of wheat gro.n daring the pssi
ive years 90 large farm near Dsrlinsicn.
xhtreon neither careful management NOE
high farming viih proper manurs has
brsn able 10 prsvspts Ices - $50 year
ca 300 scres OF wheat"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-04-14

Senator sherman bss been inierviesed
regarding the episode a, Birmingbsm
Ala. shfrA hotel Keeper sould not cd
mia s0ae eoit1,i men who wished to isv
their rtptels 10 the rsuslor. The mart '.
br said All eot trouble him, nv Al
plrasei n,s mesi. b. says, "sas that ne
repr sraisiise people Of Birmingham y
sll shade. o. opinion, conjfmned the -
Keeper aad spoloeiz-d for lie act II At
The sfntimrnt Nhieh sctua'ed the Birr ~
ban aadluri does OCT prevail al. ~
9th ho'd keepers ~ the saath nsN
ar,t Il q, ibs lsci iast 70 Nashville ald
o'Lsr i.l4ss e.iur a rsutlemsn hsse culltd
npea iif s~patar ~skeni che riisthsi
~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-04-14

pfe&denl Cleveland has written Letter
10 soGs New England parties in relation
10 the fisheries He does not commit him
self 10 any particular policy. but acknoyl
edges tho grave position he is placed in
by the act Of Congress and hopes there
aili be 90 occasion Tor sfeialialory policy.
II he had been a little more outspokcn
there would have been less danger Of ont
rage Tue Canadians viii go az far as
they dare te, but would no, be likely TO DO
aaything 10 endsnger their trade with the
States
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-04-14

Washington theatre goers are excited
btcsnte President Cleveland has caused q
private entrance to he constructed 10 Al
baugh opera house exclusively for bis
oRu use, 80 ihat he need not be gazed at
sud ioslled by the undistioguished crowd.
They sconse him Of putting on more airs
than apy Of bis predecessors since the
period Of John Adams's administration,
and are disposed TO resent bis exclusive
ness and pretensions to special impor
iaUce.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-04-14

Col Walkrf, oi H., inifr tate commerce
CON uiisslon. sss 10 Boston 90 busins s.
connected NHh his office last Saturday
sud made a sety favorable impression on
tile eolli men % ~, Hub Boston mer-
chinta ara seeking the same rates fol
Western business that are given 10 New
ioik nnl glhrr cities. Col Walker
assurtd them that their request should
receive lie careful attention of the com
mi.sian.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-04-14

"a ssi 40 h~lA a sac fsaaetsea 40
Mo st~s,s isi.issts.l H. ,he SOM
tr4av. ar lne gargsss " isAtag snelt
action a. wuall iadaes The Inter state
canmsFcs commissioners 10 saspend see
llon fear 81 The iaief state CON mefce act
o. Tar a. ID relates 10 wool Under the
pueseHi Interpretation ot the law The rate
~ SOL % Mes ie'k city asi Bos,oa Is
81 "a. slstrr the GA tate sas ca | . ce1is
per 100 u sas elainei lkAi ii the nes
isiss ssrs mAsatsinej The wool tndasiry
"A calitssnis would be Destroyed. az tie
sBrpla, pfO1ae, could 10, be sect east
vah prsAi A ecmmi;iee Was appoAased
10 collect the necessary lsiormaiioa and
'cfssra il 10 the Interstate oomnlssioa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-04-14

~ blaine. Who il 90 Walt % rsla'iFcs
10 its gt8isn Territory, has been quite III
wlsh sstere cold sad ;brea,encd ppen-
n0ma 81 lssi Aes0uats be vas improF-
SOC. iiis rip u tho IVES, showed By lhe
s,eail. psli Lin ~ aious the route
ilat 81 Aas ictt cone ~ bis former popa-
fsst alh ihr people.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-04-14
THURSDAY. arRma, ~

Sic cav sita ~ peiiee THAI u \. Iaihill
iss lees si,ssed eireuii lodge iof Ccoi
ccab elieaeo ~ Mr. Tuihill VA
bafa Hleois hdi Lis parents 'oTseriy
lstrl s Lau6sfoys. ihls coupiy, and be
sfaasa,ea Il nia8ltbary college 10 1853,
~ argeI ~ tine A. y :. District
AtiaBmfF.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-04-14

Cattle ntiuR on The big ranches OF the
West was otee Nh enormously Profitable
business. Int il begins to look as thong b
IT. CLONES lad departed. Of nine Engi.h
aad Scotch compsLies the names Of
vhieb n giytn but two declared an.
dividend last year. and these dc
ctrd MT i've and four rer ceLt
rrpectigely The sales Of tie nine COM
rauies 10 1856 u.re but s73i compared
With 80 1870 10 1855
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-04-14

Benz reiru is having another battle.
Tlt fin.f x Il abou, the location Of the
laf liice TIE res postmaster wishes to
mtts aosn 10 tssr It's former location,
ana i. = supported by good number o.
~. tfois u tie lliee. While probably
am ify at- " lsybr Of ba'tng !, remain
vn,3 He Asrteial aesD' ia, l'een sent
81. uftt let lie rtltical bosses
iat ia' are claimed TO ur IN favor Of
tie chsngtd location
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-04-14

The Americas clph. the iorcfsos, rsruh
liosn orssnizsiios 10 Pitbbnrs. vill cele.
lasia General Orsass birthday, April RI,
With hsEqnsl A large nnmber Of prom.
ipert Rrpablicsns have boc1 invited and
iie gathering promises 10 snrpss snr-
thirg 81 The lind ihs. bas yet been heli
10 that quarter. Anons The speakers vii
b. noseoe Cobtiss This pill he his hri
sppesusca 90 40 occasion Of this sori
since b. cs4sed 10 be United States sen-
slof. asd The even, is regarded as happy
omen iar ihe Republican party. Cover
gur Foafer ~ Ohio will also 10 there.
-. -
Tie Rhode Island eiccs'aa resulted 10 .
victory for the pemorfsl. by small
nsiouiy. and the legislature vail a!so be
Democratic 90 joint ballot The cause
for the Democratic victory il found 10 the
fact that The kepHbliean Psriy 10 that
state bias been controlled ~ rieg aud a
good ms9y RvpnblieAps we're 20 lissuslrd
il4i they vJ,ed the Dcnocrs,ic ticket
This is like jumping ont 81 the frying pan
into the FIRE, bat II makes the Democrats
EEL good and the Mugwamrs are iust
cmzf ~i,b delight,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-04-14
no FARMERS.
no ALL WANTING EMPLOYMENT.
@1nIN PREMIUMS,

Wv | will give $40 in premiums for The beat
show Of Plymouth Rock chicks shown al the
next fair OF the Bsticnkill Valley Industrial No.
oiety "a TO the frat, So for second, 81 for third
and 81 for fourth best. Chicks TO be raised from
eggs furnished by mt' have pure bred Plym.
outh Rocks and wall sell the eggs at u per cit.
ting. Also few cockerels for sale. Prices rea-
sonable.
L. @. oRyIs.
Manchester, Vt, March 9th, 1887. a3tf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-04-14

I've HsP,,eh II Washington gossip thai
AZ. a.ftH.sl IS Mr Elmnaas the sork ~
ca Ali.es 4 Wslkef - q
pss tss ~ ssUsisf'- Mmrli. s's~s sill
hsr au isti ia Wsshiugios ihsn 10
Ft Eii~ a. muuplsin fEnge has
istt 1rf "a mtay msn's political
sffs tefs t~- ~ iias lhr mvmory 81
N. g se ,baa ~ toi Iack 70. IT,
u tsHes .Hre - NJ Morrill, mo
tW 49,, ,idr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-04-14

A DvERSISERS Send for our select
a list OF Local Newspapers. GEO. 7. ROW
ELL 4 co., 10 Spruce street, NEW YoRK.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-04-14

NHept " ,isl A., cla'ip a.
as tte tifs'i lhe old Sixth
tu ~ Gttri Ne, " Tor The de-
.te IHt s. emit TO H,osrsl
u.nrts a Spoiiss lyania,
nt $50 CM T. q Bnuertrld,
io,maly aiis snlh Vermont. Is stere-
tsr e IT, association. sud /, "a hoped
ilttt,nt I The IA Vermont brigade,
sto srus,p 10 tie state. viii he sble 10
IpttitIBiiec et, monies
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-04-14

Ia neapinstpn, Aytil 7. ~ Rev MsFies.
Hsnry kAer.sn 81 Manchester Nsntfe sna ~ DE
Knhausen Of North Hneslck. N. v.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-04-14

WE OFFER, sUBJkCT TO SALE, At
" la and secrssa tstsrsss, with rs
per cent Of stock bonus, limited
amount Of THE ORAsOE BkLT
RAILROAD Cos nrss mort
gage 9 per csst $40 ysss
gold bonds. lnferssi
January and Js'y.
Payable NJ the
FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST nUy~AA 4
New York. Dss 1907.